Exclusive: Here's how Insecure's show-within-a-show, 'Looking for LaToya,' came together:
Then, with season three, came," he tells ET's Melicia Johnson."That is so much of what I watched in school and then later on in college, watching reruns of that." however, gets a little more serious. While it provides some laughs courtesy of Ray J and Porsha Williams, it's a metaphor for Issa and Molly's friendship this season... and how it unravels.
"For me, I think it's just a real treat to see how incredible our production design is, and how different they can make those shows-within-a-show look compared to the show proper, and just the ability for folks to flex comedic muscles that aren't particularlyIn addition to serving as a supervising producer on, Rothwell also returns this season as Kelli.
"You'll see Kelli show up in new ways because she's not one to be disloyal or to let her friendship wither. She's a fierce advocate for her relationships and for her friends," she adds. 's season four finale, but outside of the show, she also has a lot on her plate.
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